Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Statement of Account Athletic Association for Football Season 1913 Receipts Expenses Balance Deficit University of Virginia Guarantee $330 00 $ $ $ Traveling expenses, etc. 415 00 85 15 Wake Forest Gate receipts 285 05 Guarantee 210 00 Officials and expenses 74 20 85 University of North Carolina Gate receipts 364 20 Guarantee and officials 427 75 63 55 Clemson Receipts 2541 00 Expenses and student tickets 936 18 1604 82 Porter Military Academy Gate receipts 37 25 Guarantee 95 75 60 50 University of Florida Gate receipts 37 50 Guarantee 347 25 Officials, etc. 77 10 Davidson Guarantee 162 24 Expenses 144 20 18 34 Porter Military Academy Guarantee 95 00 Expenses 92 85 215 Charleston Medical College Guarantee 95 00 Expenses 95 10 .10 Citadel Receipts 753 00 Expenses and guarantee 567 67 185 33 Receipts Expenses Balance from games above $1214 24 $ Collections 63 00 From Newberry for preparation of field 18 85 Athletic goods 345 15 Grandstand to and from C. F. W. 75 00 Printing 85 15 Signs 42 75 Mrs. Gibbes--training table for 1 month 96 00 Steward's Hall, training table and meals 179 30 Towels and laundry 74 75 Bills paid by Manager 100 05 Colored help 45 25 Wiring field 26 27 Telegrams, drugs, and other bills 147 61 Salary and travelling expenses Coach Edgerton 1256 80 Salary Assistant Coach Dunn 400 00 Total deficit for season 1577 89 2873 98 2873 98 (Signed) J. B. Coleman, Treas. W. C. McGowan, Auditor. Note. To pay in part the deficit of $1577 89 shown above there will be available in June a balance from breakage fees signed to the Association about $1200. The Good Work Goes On. Baseball practice was resumed on Tuesday. The loss of von Kolnitz will be felt, but we have several on the job for this place who look mighty good. The sea- Get them from son is young yet and Coach Guer rant can be depended upon to have a man, and a good one, for every position, to begin that game with Lafayette. There are about thirty candi dates on the field every after noon, and things begin to look like business. The team got a 1 o late start on account of the bad weather, but now the coach is making up for lost time and keeping the men on the field un til dark. Every day shows great improvement. *The Gamecocks are sharpening their spurs to be- IIL J4 gin their season of slaughter on the 23rd. Dal with oad etie s.. o? The athletic young man doesn't carry much baggage as a general thing, but you will most always find a pack age of Fatima Cigarettes somewhere on hin This is the cigarette that only a few years ago was introduced in the college towns-it was a try-out for pure, good tobacco, and the success that happened you all know al out. Today Fatimas are the biggest selling ciga rettes in the country-a triumph nev r be fore equalled in cigarette annals- which si"iply goes o show that real quality is the "Distinctively true winner. Individu4al In an unpretentious package-quality the best-quantity generous. for. fj RKISHBLEND 5' CIGARETTs Richiand Drug Company Next to Abbot's A FULL LINE OF CIGARS AND TOBACCO Toilet and Medicinal Articles We are Exclusive Agents for Maillard's Celebrated Line of Candy PRESCRIPTIONS OUR SPECIALTY "As Copeland Goes, so Goes the Fashion." LEARN TIIE WAY J. D. O'Brien, uits Campus AgentSut Our Specialty Suits and Overcoats--$12.50 to $35.00. Corner Main and Taylor Streets CENTRAL DRUG CO., Inc. Heyward's Pharmacy W. E. CAUGHMAN, Mgr. Telephones 170 and 415 1202 MAIN STREET Why not send "her" The Gamecoch.?